Exam 15: Vertebrate Beginnings: the Chordates
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The most likely candidate for the vertebrate ancestral stock is something similar to the ____________.
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"Sea squirts," the most common kind of tunicate,belong to the class __________.
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Of the four chordate hallmarks,adult tunicates have only one,the ____________.
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During the evolution of the vertebrates,gills changed from respiratory organs to filter-feeding structures.
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The __________ were jawed fishes which lived at the same time as the placoderms that may have been the ancestors of today's bony fish.
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Cephalochordates have an open circulatory system,and also have a simple heart.
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In vertebrates,pharyngeal gill slits are formed by inpocketing of ectoderm and outpocketing of the endoderm.
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A notochord is present at some time in the life cycle of all chordates.
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The nerve cord of chordates is solid and dorsal to the alimentary canal.
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Chordates probably evolved from the echinoderm-hemichordate assemblage.
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The development of a _____________ life style by the early vertebrates is believed to have been key in the success of this group.
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